Yesterday, I went out with my wife to try and look for a cue for her personal use. since she's still in the initial phase of enjoying the game, I didn't want to disappoint her and diminish her learning the game by buying a cheap cue that doesn't hit good or atleast shoot straight. so we went to the nearest shop that we could find and look for a player's cue. unfortunately, that shop didn't have Player's but got some Dufferins. so I bought her a Dufferin instead. I just dunno if they were made in Canada or China. that Dufferin got a laminated plastic design on the forearm and butt (god, the design was ugly for a man to handle but would work just fine for a woman's taste, it got a nasty paint job and some pink color on the veneers,
). I don't know exactly what wood type is the forearm and butt, but from my observation, it wasn't that dense and probably a hardrock maple. so, anyone who's got an idea on this? besides, I don't want to tamper her property out of my curiousity.that wouldn't be nice
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in excess, that cue is straight and hits solid despite it's ugly design. even I myself am embarrassed to post it's picture here, lol. Dunno, but I might remove the laminate on it if she let's me, hahaha. the cue also got the maple design on its butt. though I'm not familiar with either one being made in China or Canada.
in excess, that cue is straight and hits solid despite it's ugly design. even I myself am embarrassed to post it's picture here, lol. Dunno, but I might remove the laminate on it if she let's me, hahaha. the cue also got the maple design on its butt. though I'm not familiar with either one being made in China or Canada.